The Landmark Lofts at Senate Square is a condo building that was originally built as a convent, then morphed into a children’s museum before being developed as condos in 2008. From what I have read, original construction was in the 1880s.
This is an old picture I took of this place that I had to use because it’s now virtually impossible to photograph the building, with tram lines and a huge overhanging wire fence right in front of it. I was asking Tim why he thought the fence was there, and he said when the building was converted, the neighborhood was pretty unsafe. Now the H Street corridor is full of new businesses such as supermarkets and restaurants. What an amazing transformation, although I must say it’s still H Street to me.
Some interior pictures can be seen at http://www.condo.com/building/Landmark-Lofts-at-Senate-Square-Washington-DC-20002-4454009 and the prices listed must be old since there don’t seem to be any units for sale now.
Capitol Hill Garage (1906) now The New Union Garage condos, posted earlier